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A durable toy that can handle any kind of play. The perfect reward for training.
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Cash on delivery only: you pay the Husse courier when the parcel arrives. Delivery 500 RSD, free for orders from 3,000 RSD. Delivered by Husse Serbia, to addresses in Serbia only.
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The Husse rope ball dog toy is durable, can handle any kind of play and makes a perfect reward during training. It is sold as a single piece.
A durable toy that can handle any kind of play. The perfect reward for training.
A rope ball dog toy is durable and works brilliantly as a training reward, especially for dogs that prefer play to food. After a correct exercise, play briefly, then ask your dog to let go on cue before carrying on. That way play also teaches self control. Keep the toy for shared play only.
It is described as handling any kind of play, so short tug games with clear rules are fine.
It is sold as a single piece.
You pay cash on delivery. The parcel is shipped by Husse Serbia; delivery costs 500 RSD and is free for orders from 3,000 RSD.
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Husse Serbia packs and ships the products directly to your address in Serbia. You pay the courier for the products and delivery (500 RSD, free from 3,000 RSD).
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